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General Prosecutor's Office: Euroins bankruptcy, caused by fraudulent management, embezzlement and money laundering

The bankruptcy scandal of the insurance company Euroins Romania returned to the spotlight yesterday, after the Public Ministry announced that prosecutors from the Prosecutor's Office attached to the High Court of Cassation and Justice are...

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Romania and the United States resume, in a revised format, the FLEX Program

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The Călin Georgescu Effect: The Division of Society into Radicalized Parts

Today marks one year since Călin Georgescu won the first round of the presidential elections on November 24, 2024, obtaining 2,120,401 votes, or 22.94% of the total votes cast, a result that shook the Romanian political system and astonished the...

Pope Leo XIV calls for a "culture of prevention" amid criticism of handling of sexual abuse

Ultra-processed foods, the "fuel” of the chronic disease pandemic

Education Minister assures that pre-university education will not be affected by spending cuts

NATO's explosive scandal: military procurement tainted by bribery and favoritism

Constitutional conflict between the powers of the state? The war on magistrates' pensions blocks Romania's financing

ANAF launches offensive in Iohannis family house scandal

Unionists demand minister's resignation, reject staff cuts

Members of education unions yesterday staged a protest at the headquarters of the Ministry of Education and Research, dissatisfied with the Executive's intention to further reduce staff costs in the education system. The protesters, members...

Cupa Mondială 2026: O parte dintre fani au nevoie de vize pe lângă bilete

Preşedintele american Donald Trump a anunţat la Casa Albă, introducerea unui „permis FIFA”, destinat să grăbească programările consulare pentru suporterii care deţin bilete la Cupa Mondială de fotbal din 2026. Turneul, găzduit...

World debt continues to rise; Japan - the most indebted state, with 230% of GDP

The world debt is so high that 23 countries borrow more than their GDP, and two countries owe more than double their annual economic output, according to visualcapitalist.com, which recalls that world debt reached $ 111 trillion in 2025,...

Alarm signal from Brussels: Romania's GDP is barely growing, debt is exploding, deficit remains huge

Nordis Mamaia Wave, real estate disaster: 212 promises of sale without object and dozens of missing homes

The battle for Lukoil Romania: americans, MOL and greeks fight for russian strategic assets

Competition, an essential factor for increasing economic competitiveness

Cayman Islands, Switzerland and Singapore have the highest cost of living

The Cost of Living Index, compiled by online platform Numbeo, shows that the Cayman Islands (a territory of the United Kingdom), Switzerland and Singapore are the most expensive countries in the world, a situation reflected in their developed...

The President of IMM Romania said bluntly that the entrepreneurial environment was thrown into a year of "resilience, not investment", a year in which companies were forced to "survive, not develop". With almost 900,000 companies analyzed for the National Top of Private Companies in Romania and over 600,000 that reported profit for 2024, Florin Jianu drew attention to the fact that "Romania's true champions are the entrepreneurs who teach us the lesson of courage, perseverance and responsibility".

Romanian entrepreneurs demand an end to fiscal chaos and predictability

UMF Craiova: 30 million lei for the future of medical research

Special pension reform - blocked by the CCR

Climate refugees: millions, forced to flee their homes

Ministry of Education monitors cases of inappropriate behavior in schools

Education Minister warns that the current system can no longer continue in its current form

The fiscal-budgetary measures adopted by the Government have shaken the old structures of the Romanian education system and brought to the surface the deep problems of education, declared the Minister of Education and Research, Daniel David,...

Education Minister asks teachers to be careful in how they protest

Northern Hemisphere forests on brink of ecological collapse

Ministerul Educaţiei - măsuri pentru egalizarea şanselor la examenele naţionale din 2026 pentru elevii cu dizabilităţi

Ministerul Educaţiei şi Cercetării (MEC) a publicat o nouă procedură privind asigurarea condiţiilor adaptate de examen pentru elevii cu deficienţe de vedere, deficienţe de auz sau tulburări de neurodezvoltare care vor susţine, în 2026, Evaluarea...

Ministry of Education - measures to equalize opportunities in the 2026 national exams for students with disabilities

Tripling the funding allocated to investments - our chance to become a major industrial player in Europe

The tripling of funding on the principle that for every euro received from the European Union budget, the state comes with one euro and the private sector with another euro, could ensure a total investment budget of almost 200 billion euros for...

The Google case: lobbying, influence, and the silent corruption that paralyzed Europe

Măsurile de austeritate nu fac faţă cheltuielilor bugetare

Al treilea trimestru al anului 2025 a fost dominat de eforturile Guvernului condus de prim-ministrul Ilie Bolojan de a readuce echilibrul macroeconomic prin măsuri ferme, adesea nepopulare. După un prim semestru marcat de un deficit de 3,68% din...

Third quarter in numbers

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Austerity measures do not meet budget spending

The third quarter of 2025 was dominated by the efforts of the Government led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan to restore macroeconomic balance through firm, often unpopular measures. After a first semester marked by a deficit of 3.68% of GDP and...

Hurricane Melissa - the alarm bell of a climate out of control

Hurricane Melissa, the most violent weather event to ever hit Jamaica, is considered by scientists to be a direct product of human-induced climate change. A new study published last week by researchers at Imperial College London shows that a...